Trump signs order creating TrumpIRA.gov to widen retirement access

President Donald Trump signed an executive order on April 30 directing the Treasury Department to create TrumpIRA.gov, a new website aimed at expanding retirement-savings access for workers without employer-sponsored plans.

The White House said the site will help workers compare qualifying low-cost individual retirement accounts and connect them to the federal Saver's Match program, which can provide up to a $1,000 match in some cases.

According to the White House fact sheet, TrumpIRA.gov is scheduled to go live on January 1, 2027. The administration said the effort is intended to make retirement saving easier for workers who do not have access to a workplace plan.

Bloomberg, Reuters and AP all reported the order on the same day, and the White House published the executive order and a detailed fact sheet shortly afterward.

The move adds another policy push by Trump focused on retirement access, with the administration framing the initiative as a way to widen the pool of Americans able to save for retirement.